Fractured great toe(distal phalanx)

If you have concerns, the person to whom you should be relating them is your doctor who can examine you and take x-rays if deemed appropriate. It is not otherwise possible for me to interpret your statements and draw conclusion on which I might offer you advice on which you can rely.

 

No, all i want is to ask someone who has expertise on related matters to give me some professional insight on this particular problem.

All I am asking is if the things that i am feeling now(able to feel the bones grinding/moving/cracking against each other) when i press on my great toe demands a need for concern or it should be this way and there is nothing i can do about it but to wait it out.

That is all that i want and need to know. Hopefully someone who has expertise will be willing to give some advice and comments.

A million thanks in advance.

 

I am NOT a doctor, but if it were me, I would go to the doctor to have things checked out. Grinding does NOT sound like something to ignore. If indeed there is a problem, continuing to walk on it may indeed result in additional problems.